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Reuse your old user manuals, don’t chuck em!

By nonworkers | Published: June 29, 2010
We are biiig into reusing. Finding a new use for an old thing is our go and so we present our ‘Whatever shall I do with this old user manual?’ idea. If you usually buy sketchbooks but you have old manuals just sitting around, why not save yourself a bit of money AND do something [...]
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Aw, Cupcake Pincushion

By nonworkers | Published: June 24, 2009
Yesterday I made a little cupcake pincushion, something that had been on my ‘to make’ list for quite sometime. You see, I was searching on Google trying to finding uses for soft drink bottle caps when I came across this fantastic tutorial from Craft Stylish. I never thought I could be this crafty, especially since [...]
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The Notebox

By nonworkers | Published: March 17, 2009
Simplest. Thing. Ever. I’m rather obsessed with organising and have tried a lot of different systems. In the past whenever I’ve been in a hurry and had to quickly jot down a message, list or idea. I have reached one of my many notepads that were not meant for such things and ‘ruined’ it with [...]
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Reuse your old CDs, don’t chuck em!

By nonworkers | Published: August 26, 2008
A Nonworker’s life is fraught with danger – there is no job security and you must try to lower your standard of living having ditched the life with the guaranteed wage. It’s hard work ironically. So why do it? Because ultimately it’s fun and the freedom is something that just can’t be bought by some [...]
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